Who are the oldest and youngest players in the Top-100 of the ATP ranking? The end-of-year ATP tennis ranking allows you to track statistics and data and this is certainly one of the most interesting. Let's see how the players are divided by age in the top one hundred of world men's tennis.

The oldest player in the top 100 of the ATP ranking is the Frenchman Gael Monfils, number 55 in the ranking, having turned 38 on September 1st. Following him are two 37-year-old players: Fabio Fognini, who turned 37 on May 24th, and Novak Djokovic who turned 37 two days earlier, on May 22nd. Two 36-year-old players are present: Adrian Mannarino (66 ATP) and Roberto Bautista Agut (51 ATP).

There is no 35-year-old player present while there are 3 who are 34 years old and they are Jan-Lennard Struff, David Goffin and Dusan Lajovic. Two 33-year-olds who are Grigor Dimitrov and Yannick Hanfmann.

Let's now move on to the opposite end of the ATP ranking. There are two teenagers present in the top 100. One is the Czech Jakub Mensik, born on September 1, 2005, number 48 in the world.

Following the other 19-year-old is the Chinese Juncheng Shang, who was born on February 2, 2005. Shang is number 50 in the world. Then there are two players who are 20 years old: they are Arthur Fils, French already at number 20 ATP and the American Alex Michelsen who is at number 41 in the world.